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| Gender | Male |
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| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2018/03/23
The downside is that the rubber is heavy. Put another way, everything except the weight is basically great.
Serve: For backspin serves, you need a fast swing and to really grab the ball, or it won't cut. If you're switching over from a non-tacky rubber, it takes time to get used to.
Chop: You can produce slow, low-trajectory chops just like Matsushita Koji's chops in his prime.Topspin drive: If you focus on spin, the ball doesn't sink into the sponge, so you don't get much speed. When you go for a speed-focused drive instead, the hard sponge gives you ridiculously fast ball speed.
Push: Cuts normally, stays stable normally. Nothing especially amazing about it.
Block: Maybe because it's hard, it's less stable than usual. But it's not unbearably hard to use either, so it's fine.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Defense Pro
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2017/11/25
This is great. Every technique except lobbing is stable with it.
Drive: If you shift your weight properly, it's easy to lift the ball. It gets a bit tough if you're just using your arm.
Push: Bites really well and you can place it exactly where you want.
Stop: Stops the ball almost too well.
Block: Feels great with a bit of a push.
Chop: You can place it exactly where you want. But if your weight shift is sloppy, it won't travel at all.
Lob: Way too bad, lol — it just dies in the air and doesn't go in.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Defense Pro
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2017/11/23
I compared it with the Matsushita Pro model.
Matsushita Pro : VIC Matsushita
Drive 80/100 > 50/100
Push 80/100 < 90/100
Chop 90/100 < 95/100
Stability 85/100 < 95/100
Softness <
Grip comfort 100/100 > 80/100
Durability 60/100 < 90/100 — pretty durable for a chopper blade.
Feel 100/100 > 70/100
Sound 100/100 > 50/100
Trajectory — the Matsushita Pro gives a flatter, more linear chop, while the VIC Matsushita is more like the Shibuya Pro model, with a soft, high arcing trajectory.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Rising Dragon
Recommend rubber(Back) Feint Long II
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2017/11/25
You can chop actively on your own, which is great. But attacking is a bit lacking.
Attack — Even though it's long pips, it has grip on the ball, which makes it a little awkward to use.
Push — Easy to do, and it bites a lot!
Chop — Excellent! Even if you chop with everything you've got, it doesn't go long, so it's stable! Recommended for chop beginners!
Chop-style block — Doesn't bite! Not stable! Not a good fit for short-game players.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Defense Pro
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2017/11/25
Topspin drive: Easy to hit, but if you've been using a harder rubber like Taki Fire D beforehand, it feels a bit off at first.
Push: Doesn't bite as much as a harder rubber, but it's very stable.
Stop: Stops the ball really well.
Block: A bit hard to control.
Chop: Amazing! Super stable! It has enough bounce that even a lazy chop stays stable!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Defense Pro
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